December 25, 2020

Two Singaporeans sentenced to death for drug trafficking in China, foreign ministry providing assistance

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The Singaporean nationals convicted of drug offences in China may soon be getting help from a pro bono lawyer. Photo: AFP This Week in Asia / Politics Two Singaporeans sentenced to death for drug trafficking in China, foreign ministry providing assistance Siti Aslina Junaidi and Mohd Yusri Mohd Yussof were arrested in 2015 for allegedly smuggling 11kg of methamphetamine They were given the death sentence in July, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs giving them consular assistance since their detention

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